The Emperor tarot card portrays a father figure.  The rams on his throne represent the astrology sign Aries, spring and new  beginnings. The ankh he holds is an Egyptian symbol that represents life.  The orb he holds represents the world.  The red in the card presents power and passion.  He is wearing a suit of armor indicating safety.  His beard shows he is a wise old man.

Behind his throne looms a tall, impenetrable mountain range, signifying that he is backed by a solid foundation but resistant to making any changes unless he deems it necessary. Beneath the peaks flows a small river, giving some hope that despite his tough exterior, he is still an emotional being – it will just take a lot of digging and trust to open him up to his softer side.

The Emperor Upright

• Master thinker
• Loyalty
• Father figure
• Family
• Safety
• New Beginnings
• Structure
• Authority
• Order
• Power
• Influence
• Achievements
• Success
• Respect
• Security
• Fearless
• Progress

The Emperor Reversed

• Lack of progress
• Issues with authority
• Immaturity
• Lazy
• Lack of control
• Indecisive
• Unreliable
• Needing structure
• Let go of control
• Create more structure
• Loosen your grip
• Don’t be tough on yourself

Questions when pulling the Emperor tarot card:

• Are you stepping to your own power?
• Do you see a new beginning in your life?
• Is there something you need to let go of?
• Are you being hard on yourself?
• Can you see the progress you have made?
• Do you need to put more structure in your life?
• Do you feel safe?  If not what can you do today to create a sense of security in your life?

The Tarot card meanings are based on the Rider Waite tarot deck.
If you would like to learn more make sure to check out the Tarot books and resources and learn more about the Tarot Card meanings.

In the Three of Pentacles tarot card you can be a man working on the cathedral. Two people are talking with him about their vision, goals and plans. The Stonemason appears to be discussing what he is able to do. The documents in the hands of the two men is meant to indicate they want to get on the same page.  The discussion they are also having can also indicate the stonemason is an apprentice.  The Three of Pentacles teaches us that when we work as a team we can get more accomplished.  We all have a unique talents and when we all come together our skills can be used to create something bigger than ourselves.  Creating a plan is important and when a plan is in place and you have the right team of people around you or have the skills you need you can accomplish your goals.  The three of pentacles can show that you are on the right path, but having a plan is important.  It asks us to listen to what others have to say and listen to what they are able to offer.

Three of Pentacles upright

• Successful
• Completing a goal
• Teamwork
• Implementing
• Cooperation
• Learning
• Study
• Skills
• Work
• Growth
• Follow your dreams
• Unique talent
• Plans
• Reaching for your goals
• On the right path
• Listen to others opinions
• Value yourself and others

Three of Pentacles reversed

• Working alone
• Not following your dreams
• Something is missing
• Disharmony
• Not in alignment
• Not listening
• Competition
• Interruptions
• Renegotiating/Rework Plans
• Ask others for help
• Figure things out on your own
• Not feeling supported

Questions when pulling the Three of Pentacles tarot card:

• Are you being a team player?
• Do you see your unique talent?
• Do you feel supported?
• Are you listening to the suggestions people are offering you?
• Are you creating plans to create your dreams?

The Tarot card meanings are based on the Rider Waite tarot deck.
If you would like to learn more make sure to check out the Tarot books and resources and learn more about the Tarot Card meanings.

In the Five of Swords tarot card, you can see a man with a grin on his face holding 3 swords with 2 swords on the ground.   Two men are walking away as if they lost a fight.  The gray clouds can be seen as conflict disappearing or conflict in the air.  The Swords can represent the mind, so the battle may also be in your mind.  The man is looking back, which can represent when seeing things from the past they can look different from where you are now.  Hindsight is 20/20.  The man having all the swords can also represent having everything you need to be successful.

Five of Swords Upright

• Negative thoughts
• Competition
• Winning at a cost
• Betrayal
• Insecure
• Manipulation
• Selfish
• Conflict
• Arguments
• Picking up the pieces

Five of Swords Reversed

• Defeat
• Victim
• Resentment
• Unfair
• Dishonest
• Failure
• Reconcile

Questions to ask when pulling the Five of Swords tarot card:

• Can you see how far you have come?
• Can you see you have everything to need to be successful?
• Are you ready to let go of any doubts and worries from the past?
• Are you ready to let go of negative emotions tied to the past?
• Do you feel successful?
• What can you learn from your successes and failures?
• What emotions do you need to work through?
• Are you letting something get you down?
• Are you trying to force things?

The Tarot card meanings are based on the Rider Waite tarot deck.
If you would like to learn more make sure to check out the Tarot books and resources and learn more about the Tarot Card meanings.

In the Three of Wands tarot card, you can see a man wearing a red robe with green standing on what appears to be the top of a cliff or hill looking out on the water as if to see the potential opportunities.  The green on the man’s robe can represent your heart’s desires and the red can represent the same or symbolize being impatient.  The land off in the distance can represent where you are heading and the land he is standing on can represent where you are, have been, or the unknown.  The ships can represent feeling left behind, the opportunities ahead, or waiting for your turn.

Three of Wands Upright

• New opportunities
• Success
• Progress
• Setting goals
• New ideas
• News coming
• Good advice
• Ships coming in
• Travel
• Hopeful
• Future visions
• Expansion

Three of Wands Reversed

• Overly confident
• Unrealistic
• Feeling blocked
• Disappointed
• Missed opportunities
• Delays
• Lack of plans
• Let go of what isn’t working
• Feeling hopeless

Questions to ask when pulling the Three of Wands tarot card:

• What do you want to accomplish?
• What opportunities do you see in front of you?
• Do you feel like you missed your opportunities?
• Have you been impatient while waiting for the right opportunities?
• Are you ready to make a move?
• Can you see things from a different perspective?
• Have you created a plan to turn your dreams into reality?
• Do you believe in your dreams?
• Are you losing hope or hopeful?

The Tarot card meanings are based on the Rider Waite tarot deck.
If you would like to learn more make sure to check out the Tarot books and resources and learn more about the Tarot Card meanings.

In the Ace of Pentacles tarot card you see a hand coming out of the clouds, like in the Ace of Wands, Ace of Cups and Ace of Swords tarot card.  In the hand you see a large Pentacle. It appears that in your hands you have opportunities manifesting abundance.  This often presents itself in the form of a business venture, financial wealth and manifesting your dreams.  It also implies that you are a gift to the world.  You can see a path with an arch covered in greenery and flowers.  It represents if you walk through the archway/opportunity you will find abundance on the other side.  the Ace of Pentacles tarot card is a great card for manifesting your dreams.  The mountains represent talents, which implies you can manifest great mountains of abundance with your talents.

Ace of Pentacles Upright

• Gifts
• Talents
• Financial improvements
• Prosperity
• Achievement
• Material success
• Promotion
• Fertility
• Good things
• Manifesting
• Good investments

Ace of Pentacles Reversed

• Lack of planning
• Bad investments
• Insecure
• Money problems
• Greed
• Unhappy
• Careless
• Bad choices

Questions when pulling the Ace of Pentacles tarot card:

• Do you see the gifts in your life?
• Do you see yourself as a gift to the World?
• Do you feel insecure?
• What are you talents and how are you using them to create abundance in your life?
• What do you want to manifest?
• What are you planning?
• Can you see your achievements?

The Tarot card meanings are based on the Rider Waite tarot deck.
If you would like to learn more make sure to check out the Tarot books and resources and learn more about the Tarot Card meanings.